Sentences with phrase «placed at a distinct disadvantage»
A subculture, such as that of the Negro American, in which this is not the pattern, is placed at a distinct disadvantage.»
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If Verizon can receive preferential treatment in next year's wireless auction, or purchase a competitor that Telus can not, that places the Canadian company at a distinct disadvantage.
While there were certain allowances (some would call them «loopholes») to avoid or mitigate this exposure, there is no doubt that such a burdensome tax regime placed American startups at a distinct disadvantage and discouraged international expansion, especially early in a startup's life cycle.
Currently, study abroad comes at a high price tag, placing working - class students at a distinct disadvantage.
Such reliance on personal credit and guarantees also places business owners with less than perfect credit at a distinct disadvantage.
Unfortunately, after being seriously injured in an accident, you are immediately placed at a distinct legal disadvantage.
The new GOP tax law places high income and property tax states at a distinct disadvantage.